Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-06-22

yes if you can and If you cannot. vote no
# you keep still now hold your peace for
ever after. .s
Albert Lea Standard: Mrs. o. N.
Olberg is making a weeks visit among
old friends in Austin. Her coquettlsh
homlier half, accompanied by Mr., and
Mrs. j. P. Rowland will escort her homo
in day or two.
The fend IN human form who lives
somewhere within eight blocks OF our
shop and extracts disc0rds from an old
fiddle with three strings, can learn of
something to his advantage by calling at
the TRANSCRIPT Office
"A great many cigars have gone up in
smoke at Giles 3 Shepherds, but ten cents
will still give you one of the following
celebrated brands, Ell Abraza, La Mia.
Kelly's Bouquet, Queen Jessie, Chan
cellor, Flor De Belernia and Nevada.
-P. Crater is furnishing dandy ice to
his customers this summer. Ice furnish
ed to all parts of the city in large or
small quantities. Do not suffer for want
of ice when you can get as fine an article
at the reasonable rates charged by Mr..
CRATER.
From Mr. Sidney Davenport. Of Mos
COW, in Austin Monday, we learn
that Mr.. John Mcintyre of the same town
is quite low with consumption and not
expected to live. Mr.. Mcintyre is a young
man about % years of age, and brother
OF the McIntyres in the city.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Austin Building and Loan Association
will be held at the SecretarY's office on
Friday next, June "a, at 8 p. m. Parties
desiring loans should be present; and
subscribers to stock must make prompt
payment of dues. S. l.. HOWELL, Sec.
Sidney Davenport, of Moscow, says
he has some fine barley, and that small
grain generally in his neighborhood, with
no further set backs. will be fair crop.
And corn he says does not stop to or oW
since the late rains, but simply takes q
run and jump towards maturity. Glad
to hear it. ..-
Wesley Fuller, of Blooming Prairie,
was in the city last week visiting his sis
ter, Mrs. Ray, and attending our COM
mencement. We were favored with 3
pleasant call. Mr.. Fuller reports crops
about Blooming as looking promising.
although short straw will make harvest
ing difficult. III ~ r.
Mr.. John Tryon Of Owatonna, has
purchased the Mansfield House, paying
$4,000 for it. Mr.. Tryon's son will have
charge of the hotel here, Mr.. Tryon ST..
remaining at Owatonnx. Beth Mr.. Try
on and his son are experlanced hotel men.
and we think they have good place to
display their talents.
IS. G. Clark s. Co. have a new adj in
the TRANSCRIPT. These gentleman are
handling some of the best farm machinery
in the market. In farm machinery they
make especially of the celebrated D. NJ
Osborn machines and the Minneapolis
Harvesters. Don't forget either that they
carry a full line of general hardware.
Red Rock State Camp meeting to be
held at Newport, MIMI, June IA to %.
R'y will be sold at a fare and third for
the round trip. Sell June 10 to IS inclu.
slve, return coupons good until June 80.
g.. -. .$ G. a.. COLEMAN, ACT.
/ Henry Hayes, of Wells, was in Aus
tin lastsweek, looking up a location for
a hotel, or boarding house. Mr.. Hayes
is running hotel at Wells, but thinks of
following the railroad shops when they
are moved. from Wells. MIR. Ii. is said to
be good landlord and we shall be glad
to welcome him to the thriving city of
Austin. %s@.- f.
WIN. Richards was feasting on fresh
supply of wlntergreen leaves last week,
sent him by friends from the east. II
was the genuine article Ire said, and would
occasionally pass a leaf to a friend. just
to confirm his statement we suppose.
We had the pleasure of sampling the
same, for which we return our cOmpli-
ments. * -
In spite of the rains the new buildings
have been rushed during the week. The
West & Litchfield block has the founda.
ton nearly done. The Schleuder & Rob
erts' block is receiving the joist for the
second floor. The odd fellows block is
booming as usual and the masons think
that they will be able to get the walls up
this week. g&a.- ,
w. II. Harrington has decorated
few homes with beautiful Lakeside or
gans this week and also tuned and re-
paired several pianos and organs and
made them sound like new. Mr. Har-
lington is an expert in his line and there
is some talk of having him change the
whole construction Of certain church
organ IN this city.
DIR. HOLSTER has purchased the ap-
paratus used in Bergeon's method Of
treating consumption by gaseous enc
mata.e This method is new one, and is
attracting great attention among the
members of the medical fraternity. That
DR.. Hollister has made arrangements to
give them the benefit of this new system
will be source Of qualification to his pa
tients.
-Hammocks, chandeliers, perfumes;
finest line ever brought to Austin. Giles
s. Shepherd. 81.
Special Sale of Baby Carriages At the
Austin Furniture Companys, Commenc-
ing Thursday June 23rd and continuing
until July 10Th. A Fine lot Of Carriges
received1which will be disposed Of during
the above dates at Reduced Prices.
Every one desiring that class of goods
will have an opportunity that will not
occur again this year. Austin Furniture
Company. McClelland Block. Austin.
There will he an ice-c festival at